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The Seaforth News, 1928-05-24, Page 8HENSALL. Miss Flossie Foss and uncle, of '4omtit% arc visiting fora few days• with Mr: Ana:Mrs. David Fess, • Mr. and Mrs, George Howard, of Exeter, visited friends in town over the week -end. Mr. Jack Steary, of Detroit, visited aver the week -end with his mother and sister here. (Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Alien M•mDoneil on the arrival of a young daughter on Friday last. Mr. Archie Sparks, of Detroit, visit- ed over, the; week -end with 'his father here, "" - Mr, Archie Ry'cicntan,_ who recent ly moved here front the West, pur- chased a new Chrysler ear from Mr. John Passmore on Saturdaylast, Mrs, Lou Simpson, William and Mae Simpson, of Detroit, visited over the week -end with relatives in town, Miss Hattie McQueen, of Albany, N.Y., is'visiting relatives and friends in town, Miss Florence Welsh, of London, visited over the week -end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Welsh, Mr. H. J. Moore, of Toronto, gave a very interesting and instructive ad- dress in the town hall on Thursday evening last along the line of flower and plant culture. He urged the beautifying of lawns and premises generally and touched upon the best lines of life. iHe also deplored the life of the careless and idle, and spoke highly of the ones who sought to make their premises bright and thrifty. A Large crowd attended the meeting. Mr. Lester Fisher, who has been spending his vacation in Toronto, has returned home. Mrs. Snetsinger, of London, visited for a few days with friends in Hen- sel', Mrs. M. Bartlett, of •the West, who has been spending the past few months illiam Or tterbinc,left for her home th Mr. and Mrs. in CEng - land. Mrs. Charles McGee, of Toronto, Mrs. G. F. Scott and Mrs. A. H. Carroll of Woodstock, Miss Bessie Dent of Stratford and Mr, Harry Dent, of Sudbury, visited for a few days this week at the home of Mrs. James •Sutherland. Miss Jessie Bell spent Thursday last in London. Mr. James Tapp, of London Uni- versity, visited over the week -end with his parents here. Mr. Robert Green, accompanied by Sant. Rennie and Bert Horton were in Toronto on Wednesday last and brought home a number of new Chev- rolet cars for McDonell Bros. Mrs. Alf. Smith is visiting relatives in St. Thomas. The Fireman have the streets nice- ly decorated for the 24th and a large crowd are expected, provided it is a nice day. A Court of Revision of the assess- ment roll will be held in the Council • Chamber on Monday evening next. We understand a number of appeals have already been entered. • Reeve Higgins, of Hensall, accom- panied by Reeve Henderson, of Mor- ris, and Reeve Stalker, of East Wa- wanosh, were in London on Thurs- day as guests of the Board of Gov- ernors of -London University and made an inspection of the different buildings. Mr, and Mrs. Alonza Ortwein, of Detroit, visited over the week -end with relatives in town. Mr, and Mrs. Irvine Hildebrandt and family, of Goderich, visietd on Sunday with Mr. William Hilde- brandt and family. Mt. .tad Mr's. Neil Sparks and"babe, of Detroit, visited over the week -end with their father, Mr. Alex. Sparks. Miss Mary Buchanan, of Niagara Falls, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Buchanan. The many friends of Miss B. For- est will be pleased to learn that she is improving nicely after her recent op- eration in the Clinton Hospital. Mrs. R. P. I. Dougall and little daughter returned home on Thursday last from Victoria Hospital. Miss Ruby McLeod, of Southamp- ton, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William White. The services in Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sunday last were very largely attended, The sacrament of the Lord's Supper was administered at tate morning service. Rev, Mr. Me- • Iiroy delivered interesting sermons, appropriate to the occasion. The meeting of the Young People's League was held on Monday evening, with Miss Gladys Luker in charge. After the devotional part of the meet- ing, the •following program was giv- en: Solo by Miss Louise Drummond, reading by Miss Ellis, a piano solo by Mrs. Hoggartht which were all well rendered. Miss Gladys Luker gave a -very interesting •topic on "The Edge of the Crowd." The missionary offering was then taken, after which the meeting was closed with prayer. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton and children, of Goderich, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Luker, a weekeend guest at the home of Mr, and, Mrs •G C, Petty, Mr, and IBlrs, J, D. Dick, of Orillia, are spending a week's vaeatien at the house of the formers mother, Mrs. Dick and, sister, Mrs. 'Bertha Bell, and also with other relatives and friends, • and fanmil Mrs, Cale n y have arrived in Hensall to join her husband, who• recently came here to take W. A. Houston's place es manager of the Bank of. Montreal. Mr, and Mrs. Cole are•,staying at the hotel until they can find a suitable dwelling. ,Dr. William Graham, of Toronto, spent the week -end et the home of Mr, and Mrs, D. M, Foss. Peter Stewart was taken to the hos- pital an Tuesday for an operation. His many friends hope that the operation will prove beneficial to his health, and that he will soon be able to return home, Miss Louise Drummond has accept- ed a position with the Bell Telephone as operator. Miss .Marie McKaig, Who has occupied the position suc- cessfully for a number of year, has 'resigned as she intends takieg at her to the coast, accompanied by 1 aunt, Miss Eliza Newell, to visit rela- tives e ar tives in British Columbia, Miss New- ell' and Miss McKaig intend starting on their trip sometime in June. Their many friends extend to then the best wishes for a very pleasant •visit, Mr, and Mrs. J. Wilson, of Strat- ford, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. G. Brown, Dr, McTaggart and Mr. Harry Harmon spent the week -end in To- ronto, THE SEAFORTH NEWS, CHISELHURST. Mr, and Mrs. 'Phones Harris and daughters, Pearl and Bereiee• took• Its the S.S. anniversary, at Woodham on Sunday and also visited at James Squires', The community is .glad Mr, Martin McTaggart is recovering again from reeent sickness. Also. Mr, Noah Har • ton, whonnderwent an operation tateC- ly and who has just returned hone again. Mr. William Slavin has purclt,.tsed a new Pontiac car, The League held a social in the church Monday night. The former part of the evening was spent in a geography match and contests, after which ice 'cream and, pie was served. Miss Gladys Wren, who has a per- manent job in Toronto, has been visit- ing her parents, Mr, and Mrs. G, 'T. Wren. Church Is postponed Sunday on ac- count of anniversary services at the United Church in Hensall. Your Home Medicine Chest, -A- mong the standard household reme- dies that should always be on hand in your home medicine chest, none is more important than Dr. 'Thomas' Eclectrie Oil. Its manifold useful BAYFIELD. ,Rev, F, H, Paull and Mrs. Paulll re- turned home on Friday, having spent the past week in Lon -don, Mr, A. W. Anderton, of London, called in the village on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Peters and fatuity, of Stratford, spent the week -end at their cottage. 'Mrs, Chapman and Eric Chapman, of London, are spending a few days at their cottage, Everest. Miss Lola Elliott, of Detroit, spent Mrs.i herr mother, with week -end theweek e W. Elliott, Miss B. Mallet, who has been the guest of Miss Marion Davison, re- turned to London on Sunday. Mrs. Berry, Miss Margaret and Buster Burt, who were guests of Mrs. F. W. Baker, returned to Lon- don on Friday. Nomination.—Nomination was head for trustees for the Police Village of Bayfield in the Town Hall on Mon - da"evening. Those nominatedwere .Leodbyt.Weston and E. F. Merner, W. R. Jowett, by George Weston and W. J. McLeod. E. F. -Merner, by Wilmer Blair and John Castle. A. E. Erwin, by George Castle and W. R. Jowett. Funeral of John Orr,—The funeral took place al John Orr on Sunday af- ternoon from the residence of Mr. Walter Westlake. Mr. Orr was a resident of Stanley Township and was an agent for Watkins & Co., for sev- eral years and later for McKenzie & Co. For the past five years he was in failing h..alth and passed away Friday afternoon at the age of 55 years. The funeral service was conducted by Rev. R. M. Gale and the pallbearers were Paul Cleave, Carl Houston, Alfred and Thomas Westlake, Harold Stin- son and Robert Penhale. He is sur- vived by two brothers, George and Robert, Bayfield, and one sister, Mrs. Arthur Cooney, London. Friends from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Borthrick, Mrs. Murray and two daughters, of Thedtord. Holy Communion will be celebrated at 8.30 on Whitsunday, May 27, in Trinity Church. ness in relieving pain and healing sickness is known by many, thousands throughout the land. Always use Dr, Thomas' Eclectric 'Oil for relieving rheumatic and sciatic pains. THURSDAY, Mkt' 24, 192% HOUSEKEEPER WANmp. d1ousekeeper wanted at once, Fane- ily •ef two, myself and 8 -year-old girl,. Just housework, small hottso, tuotlere conveniences. W. R. S'MIILiL.'IE, Sea - forth, or phone 174. • 2 .--FARM-FOR—SALE. Choice 50 -acre farm, in good condi- tion. Nte dot 16, con, 5, MCKiltop; all cleared and ,all seeded down. Two storey cement house, frame kitchen, all in good repair. Bern 50'x46' on a cement wall, cement stabling and water in the barn. :Cement driving house 24'x36'. Frame hog pen .16'x2'4.. Never failing well of choice water. Well fenced and underdrained with tile drain. Will be sold on easy terms to suit purchaser, with or without crop. Failure of health is reason for selling. For fuether particulars apply on the premises or write to Seaforth, R.R. 5, ROBERT GIBSON, 1127 Miss Margaret Drummond left on Thursday last for Moncton, New Brunswick, where she will visit with her aunt for a few months. Mr, and Mrs, Allan McDonell have moved into the apartments over Mr. T. C. Joynt's store, The services in the United Church on Sunday last were largely atended at both services. A well rendered quar- tette by Messrs. C. Cook, Fh Phile, J. Passmore and Ed. Lindenfield was greatly enjoyed at the evening service, 'Anniversary services will be held in the United Church on Sunday May 27. Rev. Mr. Morley, of Toronto, will be the speaker for the day. Mr. Morley is also a fine elocutionist and enter- tainer, and will give one of his en- tertainments on the following Man - day evening. Special music will be given by the •choir, Mrs, Hannah Taylor is visiting for a few .weeks with relatives in Beams - vibe and Simcoe, Miss Grace Pepper has purchased a new Chevrolet coupe. Miss Dorothy Heffernan has ac- eepted a position with the Hensall Mfg. Co., commencing work on Mon- day morning. Mrs. Agnes McDonald and daugh- ter, Miss Florence, spent the week- end with relatives in Ethel, motoring Over. Dr. C, IF,'Smith, of St. Marys, was SALVATION ARMY. Special meeting, Tuesday, May 29th at p,m., conducted by Col, Taylor of Toronto, assisted by Brigadier Bur- ton of of London and officers frons •sur- rounding Corps, MEETING OFHURON COUNCIL The Council of the Corporation of the County of Huron will .meet in the Council Chamber, Goderich, at 2,30 o'clock in the afternoon of Tuesday, the 5th day of _Tune, 1928, All ex - counts against the .county must be in the hands of the Clerk net later than Monday preceding the meeting of Council. GIEO, W.:HOLMtN, County 'Clerk, Goderich, May 21st, 1928. "CARBROOK FLASHLIGHT" The purebred Clydesdale "Car - brook Flashlight" No, 24641, Enrol- ment No. nrol-ment,No. 1958, Approved Form 1, shill stand at his own stable; lot 3, eon. 3, I-Iuilett, for the season of 1928, Terms. $15.00, T. J. Mc- Michael, Prop. The Black Percheroit ,Sltallion "DIAMANT" has been purchased by Mr. William H. Keeler of Dublin from Mr. R. W. Agar, and will travel in the Seaforth district this season. WilliamH. Keeler, Mgr 2111 No child should be allowed .to,'suf- fer an hour from worms whets •prompt relief can be got ina simple buts strong remedy Worm Exterminator. Want and For Sale ads, 3 -times 50c NOTICE, We will only rim our eleopping still every 'Tuesday and Friday forenoons aiming the sonnei• months,. KRUSE BRCS, • 23, CHICK BARGAINS, ,Barred Rock Chicks for May 30th and later, $12.00 per hundred, JAMES M. pC017, SSunnycrest Farm Phone 291'r 32, Seaforth, 14 PLANTS FOR SALE. 110,00(1 Tomato and Cabbage plants. Apply to ALBERT ,BIAKE'R,RaZJ way st„ Seaforth. .. 1 HILLSGREEN. Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston and son and Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Ings, of Varna, visited Mrs. E. Troyer, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Keddy, of Usborne, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Webster Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Coleman were down to London on Saturday to sec their uncle, Mr. Robert McKinley, who is very ill in the hospital. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Coleman, of Tuckersmith, spent Sunday with Mrs. E. Troyer. Mr. Robert Forrest and sister Bar- bara were up to Clinton recently see- ing their sister, Miss Janette, who had undergone an operation for appendi- citis, from which, we are pleased to hear, she is recovering nicely. Egmondville It Will Pay You to Buy in Egmondville , Goodrich 'Tiros, 30 x 3i Sorghum Seed, per pound Regular 35c Fancy Biscuits Red Rose Tea, per lb. • Fresh Soda Biscuits, per lb. - Men's Summer Shoes, per pair Good Brooms Choice Rice, per Ib. $7.99 8c ib. 30c 69c lfic $3.25 490 9c It Will Pay You to Bring Your Eggs to Egmondville W. J. FINNIGAN CATTLE ASTRAY, IStreyed from the Nemeses of the undersigned,:Lot 28, Con, 8, Hualett, on Mae 1 9th, two yearlings and one" 2 -year -o1¢1, Two black and one red. Information regarding same will be thankfully' received, BERT NOTT, Londesboro, Telephone &lyth. 3, 23. TENT FOR SALE: A new tent that has not been used, 3 ft, wall, 12 ft., long. Price. reason- able, ROBIHRT BETTS, near Win- throp, Seaforth RJR: 1. 22 EXPERT FINISHING. Expert Kodak finishing: Develop- ing 5c a roll, prints 3c eac'lt, any size. JACKSON. STUDIO, Seaforth, • 26 • McKILLOP. One of Go•derich's oldest citizens finished a long and active life on Wednesday, May 9th, when James McClure passed away at Alexandra hospital in his 'ninety-fourth year. Until a few months ago Mr. McClure was fairly active and vigorous in spite of his great age. About Christmas- time he had an 'illness—almost the first in his life—and he was just get- ting about again, in 'February, when he had a fall in which his hipbone was broken. He had since been un- der treatment at the •hospital, where an attack of pneumonia finally prov- ed fatal, •Mr. McClure was •born near Merrickville, Ont., January 17th, 1835. He lived in the township of McKillop for some years before mov- ing to Colborne township where he farmed for many years on the home- stead near Benntil•ler now occupied by his eldest son, Robert. Twenty- three years ago he retired from the farm and moved :into town, 'where he had since resided. He is survived by his wife, three sons: Robert of 'Col- borne township; John, of Goderich, and William of (Dungannon, and three, daughters: Mrs. Andrew 'Shepherd of the Base line, Goderich township; Mrs, •Galbraith of -Goderich and Mrs, McClure in Saskathewan. Another daughter died in infancy. All the members of the family, except the daughter .in the West, were present for the funeral, which took plate on Friday afternoon from the family res- idence, Anglesea street, to Colborne cemetery. The funeral services were conducted by Rev, M, C. Parr of Vic- toria street United ,Church and the pallbearers were the three sons and three nepltewst John. McClure of Goderich township and John and William McClut'e of Seaforth.--Gode- rich Signal.. A Washable Semi - Gloss Paint A Paint which embod- ies all the delicate beauty of artistic tints with rugged durability — that is Mello -Gloss. It pro-, duces a rich satiny effect which is not affected by water splashes, grease marks and finger prints —even ink blots may be easily washed off this beautiful new finish. /Q 444 It is the easiest paint to apply 'that you ever tried, it spreads a long way and covers perfectly. No • brush marks or overlapping . will mar the smoothness of this remarkable semi -gloss wall paint. Excellent for kit- chens, bathrooms, cellar stairways, etc. '.. GRASS FARM TO RENT 100 acres 2ra miles north and 1 mile east of Clinton, Cever-failing i ton, supply of spring water all season, A, D. SUTHERLAND, Real Estate, Etc., Seaforth,• Ont. PIANO' FOR SALE. Piano in first-class order, Apply to R. D'E'VER'E•UX, Victoria street. 21 HOUSE FOR SALE. Corner James and Ann Streets', Sea - forth, seven roomed house, electric. light, hard and soft water inside. Garden and stable on property. Apply MRS, WM. MCMIOHAE:L, John 1et., 8tf or Phone 197. DWELLING FOR SALE, Frame dwelling on James street with two lots and barn, for sale cheap to wind up estate. Immediate pose session. Apply to W r' 'Willis, Ex- ecutor. 29 RABBITS FOR SALE. Chinchilla Rabbits for sale. N'otre- lated, Ail ages. PETER DALEY, Goderich St. W., 'Seaforth. 22 HOGS For service, .X have an aged York- shire hog and a young Yorkshire hog for service. $1,25 at time of service with ,privilege of returning if neces- sary, 1 have also some young sowste for sale, THOMAS HARRIS, Chia. elhurst. Phone 88 r 17, Hensall. Cromarty P.O. • 21 FOR SALE..' Large iron double bed, with mat- tress and springs, nearly as good as don, England.'At Commerce''l .ritisis, new;also a bedroom dresser. Will be Seaforth, 3rd Monday in:ea"ih me de." old cheap. Apply at The News from 11 a,m.`to 3lpim. 21. I?ROFESSIONM.. CARTS. Medical, GTI.:ROSS, Y Plt sk'Ste. SDR 11. HUGH . and Surgeon: Late o1 I. ai;dun #beau pital, London, England, ra}tecs attention to diseases of the eye, ear. nose and throat.Office and fetid,. enee behind Dominion Bank. Offka Phone No. 5; Residence Phone MO, DIR. F. J. ;BURROWS, Seam* 'Office and residence, Goderich street, east of the• Methodist (Church, ,Gaff- oner for the 'County of Mem Teta. phone No. 40. DR. C. MAOKAY.—C. Mscl'tay honor graduate of Trinity UnitKersd- ity and gold medallist of Trail' Medical College; member of the Clot- lege otlege of Physicians and Surgeons Vii. Ontario. • DIR. F. J. R. FO'RSTER-Eye, Eat Nose and Throat, Gmdtiate in •B,iledi• cine,, University of Toronto 1897, Ltts Assistant New York Ophthalmic and Aural Institute, Moorefield's Eyei•u't Golden Square throat hospitals, San - Office. PROPERTY FOR SALE Adjoining the Town of • Seaforth. Township taxes, comfortable dwelling, furnace, electric light, hard and soft. water, chicken house, fruits, two- fifths acres. 'A Bargain. A. D. SU- THERLAND, Insurance and Real Estate. LAST WARNING CORN BORER ACT All corn stubble rind refuse must be cleaned up at once or prosection will immediately follow. OSWALD GINN, Inspector High Standard Liquid Paint Is the most economical paint on the market. It is ground so fine and made with such exact- ing care that "High Standard" spreads farther and covers better than any paint you can buy. Not only is "High Standard" most economi- cal, but the finish it produces is unrivalled for its high gloss and beauty. "High Standard" comes ready for use in thirty handsome shades. Porch Floor Paint Is specially designed for verandah floors. It with- stands the ravages of the weather and the usual hard wear to which verandahs are subject. It lasts a surprisingly long time and covers so much area and covers it so well that a pint of this Porch Floor Paint will go almost as far as a quart of so-called "cheap" paint. Enamels The beauty'. of a enamel finish is unexcelled. It im- parts that distinction and beauty to your woodwork that no other finish can approach. We have Lowe Brothers Linduro Enamel for both in- terior and exterior use. It is an enamel of the highest quality and dries to a sur- face which resembles por- celain in its gloss and smoothness. Neptunite Varnish -Stain Is ai high grade 'math stain.' It varnishes and stains in one easy operation. The Stain colors are non- fading. Vernicol has 'splen- did wearing qualities and gives a fine mirror-like gloss. Easy to use. Dries quickly and once dry, it has a cur. ffrooe likm etickinese and is free that ea easily. Mellotone Flat Colors Are unexcelled for interior decoration. Mellotone is used throughout the continent for the interior decoration of the finest.buildiags and humblest homes` It is so easy to apply,' so durable, and spreads so. far that itsfirst cost is ntglBble. Comes in sixteen beautiful colors from which many bar. monious color 'schemes may be obtained. Mellotone i also washable. Geo. A. Sills and Sons SEAFORTII GRASS SEED FOR SALE, Yellow ,Blossom Sweet Glover' seed at $4,50, per bushel, Timothy and al- sike mixture, 27 p,c, alsike at $5.00 per bushel. Gov, tested and free from Primary noxious weeds, RUSSELL DOUGHERTY, Walton, 'lot 15, con, 17, Grey. Phone 37 r 19, Brussels. 16tf NOTICE TO CREDITORS. NIOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the Statutes in that behalf that all persons having claims against the es- tate of John Rynd, late of the Town- ship of McKillop, Farmer, who died on the 3rd day of April, 1927, are re- quired to forward their claims, duly proven, to the undersigned Solicitors, on or before the 31stday of May, 1928, after which date the Executors will Pr.oceed to distribute the estate having g regard onlyto and being responsibleonsibie only for the claims of which they shall then have had notice. (Dated at Seaforth, Ont„ the lfith day of May, 1928. BEST & BEST, Solicitors for the Executors, THE McKILLOP Mutual Fire Insurance Co, FARM AND :ISOLATED TOWN PROPERTY - 0 N L Y, INSURED Officers—James' Connolly, Goder- ich; Alex. James Evans, Beechwood. Vice. President; D. F. McGregor, Seaforth, 'Sec. -Treasurer. Directors—Wm. Rinn, No. 2 Sea - forth, John iBennewies, Erodhagen; James Evans, ;Beechwood; M. Mc- Ewen, Clinton; James Connolly, God- erich; Alex. Broadfoot, No. 3, Sea - forth; 'J. M. Sholdice, No. 4, Walton; Robert Ferris, Harlock;' George Mc- Cartney, No. 3, Seaforth; Murray Gibson, Brumfield. Agents—Alex. Leitch, r.r. 1, Clin- ton; E. Hinchley, Seaforth; J. A. Murray, r.r. No. 3, Seaforth; J. V. Yeo, Hoimesville; R. G. Jarmouth. Bornholm. James Kerr and John Goventock, Seaforth, auditors. Parties desirous to -effect insurance or trans- act 'other business will 'be promptly attended to by application to any of the above named officers addressed to their respective postoffices. DR, W, 'C. SPROAT.-Graduate. at Faculty •of Medicine, University ,ef — Western Ontario, .London: " Meat of 'College of Physicians and Sam, geons of 'Ontario. Office in Atbertia1 a Drug Store, Main 151,, Sea er& Phone 90. • DentaL DR. J, A. IMUNN Successor to Dr. R. R. Ross, gsitftt• ate of ,Northwestern University, Chi- cago, 19. Licentiate Royal 'College of Dental 'Surgeons, Toronto. Off r e'er Sills' hardware, Main stmt. Seaforth. Phone 151. D'R. F. J. BEOHELY, grsdtuf4 Royal College of Dental Suramne Toronto. Office over W. R. Sniffer Grocery, Main street, Senior&. 189 office 185' , residenceVtr } Phones, Auctioneer. GEORGE 'ELLIOTT, Liccase,tl Auctioneer for the County of • Hama Arrangements can be made.for Fula Date at The Seaforth News. Chaff moderate and satisfaction 'gttataalee;it WATSON AND REGIS REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT-' QSuccessors to James ,Watsoal ; MAIN ST.,.'SEAFORI7SH, O'N'T:- Ail kinds of Insurance risks effret- ed at lowest rates in First-Ci'rs. Companies. SEAFORTH MARKET. Wednesday, May 23rd. Wheat, per bus. $1.+114 Barley, per bus. --9k Oats, per bus, 75e Buckwheat, per bus....., . 812a Shorts, per cwt. flSb Bran, ,per cwt. Butter, per lb. 3Se Eggs, per doz. 22 8 Potatoes, per bag Hogs, per cwt: . Chickens, live, 5-6 lbs, per Ib 17 Cliickens, dressed, 4, 5, 6 lbs per 1b 20c•2,81,t 014 hens, live, 5 lbsper ib. 20c42,g Old hens, dressed, per 1b. 22029e Have your next Suit or Overcoat made by as r ATEMAN 1111 Practical Tailor MAIN ST., SEAFORTH Prices from $25.00 ups YOUR OWN MATERIALS MADE UP AT REASONABLE RATES Try us for Prompt Service Style and Satisfaction, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY RIN:T1N='TIN The Wonder Dog, in JAWS OF STEEL A 1VIystery-melodrama of a ghost town in the Gold Fields with JASON ROBARRDS, , HELEN FERGUSON, Baby MARY LOTJISE MILLER Monday, Tuesday and Wednes day • POLA GRI with the eminent English Soldier -actor., CLIVE BROOK' in BARBED WIRE A tremendous drama of wartime dealing with an unique theme,Ithe backwash of the battlefields as seen in the pri- son camps where there is no roar of guns, but where sup- pressed hatred and bitter suffering are more intense than at the front An amazing story of a violently patriotic French girl and a man who represents all she hates, a: German prisoner Adapted from the novel "Tho Woman of Knockalee'" written by HALL 'CAINE One of Paramount's greatest successesof the past twelve months shown at regular prices PRI